The shallowness of this presentation is astounding. While referring to the Common Law (the Anglo-Saxon system), Mr. Brizzi suggests that the world’s leaders might consider the marketability of the globe’s water. In so doing we put the future of the world’s most precious resource in the hands of the US Supreme Court, i.e. corporate America, as is already the case with > 50% of the global seed market. Although the world recently escaped from disaster when the Court stroke down human genes patents, the same Court made historical blunders as well. The US neo-liberal agenda is a horror scenario, and the mere idea that natural water might ever be subject to it is to be combatted at all cost.
The shallowness of this presentation is astounding. While referring to the Common Law (the Anglo-Saxon system), Mr. Brizzi suggests that the world’s leaders might consider the marketability of the globe’s water. In so doing we put the future of the world’s most precious resource in the hands of the US Supreme Court, i.e. corporate America, as is already the case with > 50% of the global seed market. Although the world recently escaped from disaster when the Court stroke down human genes patents, the same Court made historical blunders as well. The US neo-liberal agenda is a horror scenario, and the mere idea that natural water might ever be subject to it is to be combatted at all cost.